Remove Broken Link in Domain Takeover #427
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October 30, 2024 15:29
In DNS and CloudFront Domain Takeover via Deleted S3 Buckets doc there is a broken link referencing `Discover Dangling Domains that point to your cloud assets to prevent subdomain takeover` which is no longer available. It seems (assumption, having not read the original) that the article has been archived here: https://securityboulevard.com/2023/05/discover-dangling-domains-that-point-to-your-cloud-assets-to-prevent-subdomain-takeover/ I think this was probably broken since Cisco acquired lightspin.io.
…, since it is in there.
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In DNS and CloudFront Domain Takeover via Deleted S3 Buckets doc there is a broken link referencing
Discover Dangling Domains that point to your cloud assets to prevent subdomain takeoverwhich is no longer available. It seems (assumption, having not read the original) that the article has been archived here. I don't know if Hacking The Cloud wants to reference that archive, another in its place, or anything. For now just removing the reference.I think this was probably broken since Cisco acquired lightspin.io.